Space economy, più Europa non può significare meno Italia
European space integration and Italy’s role in decision-making, intellectual property and industrial supply chains.
Analysis, interviews and perspectives on capital, industry and the space economy. Selected online coverage, with links to the original sources.
European space integration and Italy’s role in decision-making, intellectual property and industrial supply chains.
The Exploration Company’s financing as a benchmark for Italian industry: investment, programmes and execution.
Europe’s space industry consolidation and Turin’s engineering skills, industrial responsibilities and design capabilities.
Satellite mobile networks, spectrum and service control: Italy’s possible role in Europe’s new connectivity landscape.
Isar Aerospace and Avio compared through the industrial and financial drivers of Europe’s launch market.
Orbital asset security, European autonomy and exploration ambitions through the lens of industrial strategy.
Veneto’s businesses in strategic supply chains and the role of capital, consolidation and expertise in growth.
The Bromo project and safeguards for employment, production sites, work allocation and skills.
Satellite jamming and spoofing: economic effects and approaches to more resilient navigation services.
Interview by Alberto Cantoni
Leonella Gori and Alessandro Sannini discuss Italian aerospace, business growth, finance and industrial policy.
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Leo Cargo and The Exploration Company: connecting technology programmes with funding, industrial capacity and strategic control.
From Space Alliance to Bromo: Italy’s negotiating position and industrial safeguards.